NickPod#2 : Pollock, McBride, Caveney and Lewis, and it isn’t a law firm!
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NickPod#2 : Pollock, McBride, Caveney and Lewis, and it isn’t a law firm!
Join Nick and special guests Mac King, Fielding West and Louie Foxx as the discuss comedy magic. Also featured is a special tribute to the great Carl Ballantine, and a Magic Castle Story. 
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NickPod#2 : Pollock, McBride, Caveney and Lewis, and it isn’t a law firm!
The second all-video NickPod features an interview with Jeff McBride about his work with masks. Also featured is a special video tribute to the great Channing Pollock, and Nick tells how Johnny Thompson cracked up the crowd at his “Celebration of Life Event.” Mike Caveney shares a Channing story about the Double Sawing Illusion or is it really a Billy McComb story? There is a New Jersey “Road Story” about kid’s magic and the Mob; a topic rarely mentioned in magic literature! Nick reviews Martin Lewis’ remarkable new book Making Magic and talks to Martin about how it came into being. Don't miss this fast, funny, and educational exploration of magic.
The second all-video NickPod features an interview with Jeff McBride about his work with masks. Also featured is a special video tribute to the great Channing Pollock, and Nick tells how Johnny Thompson cracked up the crowd at his “Celebration of Life Event.” Mike Caveney shares a Channing story about the Double Sawing Illusion or is it really a Billy McComb story? There is a New Jersey “Road Story” about kid’s magic and the Mob; a topic rarely mentioned in magic literature! Nick reviews Martin Lewis’ remarkable new book Making Magic and talks to Martin about how it came into being. Don't miss this fast, funny, and educational exploration of magic.
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